either a discounted accreditation rate of EUR 290 (348 VAT incl.) and a Cannes Market badge with access to the European Pavilion, the Cannes Market Screenings, the Cannes Film Festival and a listing in the Guide (if registered before April 10);

For Sales Agents who are primarily in Cannes to boost their international sales, there is a Creative Europe MEDIA area in the Marina Club (Riviera H6). This has tables and chairs, a hostess to take messages and schedule meetings. There is a storage and wifi.

ELIGIBILITY

During the sign-up process, you are asked to provide information about how you meet the eligibility criteria.

Accreditation is open to independent European entities active in the audiovisual industry, i.e. those established in Europe and offering European content (see below for the definition of European content).

During the sign-up process you are asked for an affirmation that you meet this and the other criteria

Once you have signed up, we submit your application to Creative Europe MEDIA to check that you meet the criteria and that there is still space left

N.B. We particularly welcome applications from low audio-visual capacity countries, those which have not attended the Cannes Film Market before and those who have received MEDIA support in the recent past.

To register:

Once you are deemed eligible, you receive a code. You use this code to register on the website of the Marché du Film either solely as an umbrella participant or to be part of the Producers’ Network/Industry Workshops as well. When we send the code, we also send precise instructions on how to do this.

EUROPEAN CONTENT

To be considered to have European content, any work of fiction [including an animated film] or documentary, be it a completed production, a project or a format, must comply with the following conditions:

the majority of the work has been or is to be produced by companies established in one or more countries participating in Creative Europe MEDIA, and

there is a significant involvement of professionals who are citizens or residents of the countries participating in Creative Europe MEDIA

projects promoting, directly or indirectly, messages that are at odds with the policies of the European Union – for example, projects that may be contrary to the interests of public health (alcohol, tobacco, drugs), respect for human rights, people’s security, freedom of expression etc.;